Environmental Damage Posters using Disney Movies

Environmental Damage Posters using Disney Movies

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Environmental Damage Posters using Disney Movies

Alex Wadelton and Tom Whitty launched the Future Landfill project, to fight back against the australian supermarket chains, who are using small plastic toys to sell their products.

To highlight the long-term environmental impact of these short-term promotions, they have taken classic Disney movie posters and reinterpreted them with these little plastic toys in the leading roles.

The project wants to encourage australians to go to futurelandfill.org and sign the petition started by youtube star, Natalie Tran, that is calling on Woolworths brand to end their promotional campaigns, and to commit to recycling the cheap toys for the length of their natural life, which is up to 1,000 years.

Via designboom

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Poster Monday: Butterfly Effect

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Poster Monday: Butterfly Effect

For the last Monday of September we are sharing the poster titled “Butterfly Effect” by Çağdaş İnci, a designer that we had already presented. This poster received second place in the last Zero Waste international poster competition organized by Posterland in Turkey.

Each year, 400 million tons of plastic is produced and 40% of that is single-use – plastic we’ll only use once before it’s binned. The problem is that this and other plastics do not disappear once we dispose of them, but rather, as the poster “Butterfly Effect” proposes, that small action triggers many other actions that are dangerous and harmful to the environment and of course to ourselves for example each year, 100,000 animals in the sea are killed by plastic.

If you would like to know more about Çağdaş İnci work visit his behance page, and remember to submit your poster for the next edition of Poster Monday. Find all the info you need in our submissions page, and facebook.

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Poster Monday: “Not another earth for life…”

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Poster Monday: “Not another earth for life…”

For this Poster Monday spot we have the poster “Not another earth for life…” that belongs to Elham Khodabandeh. She was born in 1991 in Mianeh, Iran, and currently lives in Tehran. Elham studies M.A. of Graphic Design at the Tarbiat Modares University and she also works as a freelance designer. Her posters have been invited to international exhibitions in countries such as the US, Korea, Mexico, and Greece. Her work has been selected for contests like Escucha mi Voz and the International Reggae Poster Contest and has been featured in many foreign and inland exhibitions.

In the poster “Not another earth for life…” there are two interrelated concepts. The first is that we have just one earth and we should not play with it like it is for our entertainment. The second concept tells us that we should keep it safe and healthy for the next generation. This contributes to the total subject of the poster, “Environment”. This concept is taken through the creative use of Lego’s to construct this earth. Sometimes it seems that talking about environmental care is a fruitless effort, but trying to change the mentality and actions to achieve it, will always be a valuable effort that we must continue to do.

If you would like to know more of Elham Khodabandeh and her work you can visit her instagram account.

If you would like to submit a poster to be featured on Poster Mondays find all the info you need to participate on our submissions page.

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Poster Monday: Save the Artic

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Poster Monday: Save the Artic

The first Poster Monday spot of December belongs to Mohsen Heydari from Iran for his poster Save the Artic. Mohsen was born in Kermanshah in 1984. He has a Master of Visual Communication “graphics” Kamal-ol-Molk University of Noshahr, and is an expert in Graphic Theory of the University of Tehran Islamic Revolution. His posters have been exhibited in several countries, such as Macedonia, Russia, Mexico, Korea, USA, Ukraine, Ecuador and received several prizes.

Mohsin explains his design: “The poster Save the Arctic was designed to provoke a reflection on the serious problem of the melting of the polar ice sheet. The message is clear, the form in a simple way speaks to us of the tragedy. Saving the arctic should be a global and daily task  and all small and large actions that contribute to avoid melting should be included in our daily routine”.

If you would like to learn more from Moshen and his work visit his personal facebook and Behance accounts. Remember that if you would like to see your work featured on Poster Monday visit our submissions page and send us your work.

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Fucking Recycle

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Fucking Recycle

Fucking Recycle is a collection of 50 posters created by UK  based Designer and Art Director Becky Redman. She describes the project as a typographic exploration, that is researched, designed and screen-printed on 100% recycled paper; “Intense colours. Alarming facts. Increasing awareness. Promoting action. Now”. The posters have been posted in various public spots in London and documented throughout. They have also been featured in several design magazines and are available to purchase in her website.

Let us know what you think about the posters, and please remember: Recycle. It’s simple.

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